Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-12-10

Manchester Times ALI. Vaughn,
COL, porter on Conductor Richard
sons train, while making coupling
on Monday last, was struck in the
breast by railroad iron, with which
one of the cars was loaded, and seri-
ously injured.
Mr.. j. Moldenhawer the Cream
cry manager, advertises two very
useful household articles for sale in
this issue. He has had good success
in selling them here, and all who
have tried them recommend them
very highly. Read his advertise
ment on another page.
u. S. Commissioner Potts and
Deputy Marshal Wilson were fired
on by parties in ambush in Green
Brier Bend, White county, last Fri
day, SO the Expositor says. This is
the same neigborhood in which Mr..
Potts and Capt. Irwin captured a
wild cat still several weeks ago.
If your machine breaks the
thread, try ]. g. P. Coats. 1t is free
from knots, and will pass through
the needle without breaking. l have
been called to repair two machines
recently, where another brand of
thread was all the trouble.
CHAs. T. THURMAN.
Prof. Denck failed to put in his
appearance last Monday, and conse-
quently the advertised piano recital
did not take place. We have not
been able to learn yet why he did
not come, but suppose he was over
come with WEAKNESS somewhere in
Lincoln county. 1t was quite a dis
appointment to all who expected to
hear him.
In the Good Templars Lodge this
week the topic, $40 whom does the
Fourteenth Amendment extend the
right of suffrage was ably discuss
ed and awakened much interest. At
our next meeting the subject for de-
bate will be, Resolved, That wo-
men should have the right to vote"
A good meeting anticipated. Let all
Good Templars be present.
M. GAFF1N, C. T.
The Perry Stove Manufacturing
Co., at South Pittsburg, Tenn,
want 100 men and boys to learn the
trade of stove making. They offer to
pay liberal wages weekly. Read their
advertisement on another page, and
if you want employment correspond
with them, or 60 and see them. II
you know any men or boys who
would like to learn a good trade, re.
fer them to this advertisement.
L. +. Jeanmaire has just opened
a large stock of beautiful holiday
goods. His stock embraces many
novelties in silverware, such as Ber
ry Bowls, Cake Stands, Spoon Hold
. ers, Butter Dishes, Pickle Stands
Napkin Rings, Knives, Forks
Spoons, etc. The stock was bought
direct from the manufacturers, anC
will be sold at close prices. He has
many beautiful and unique articles
for holiday presents. Call early anC
: make your selections while the stock
: is full.
Y -"What we SOW, that shall we al
: so reap" If we SOW good seeds, we
D may confidently expect good results
e hence, it behooves every man ant
t woman to carefully consider wher
the best seed may be obtained. Sect
p that is warranted pure, fresh, ant
o. raised on his own farms, is what tn
q veteran seed grower, James j. H
p Gregory, OfMarblehead, Mass, offer
" the public, and his well-known in
q tegrity makes his warranty valu
+ able one. Send for his 1888 cata
logue.
" "A man attempted to board tn
% freight train from Tullahoma last FIR
: day morning, while in motion som
tS distance from Tullahoma. He slippe
IL under the wheels and was killed
10 The accident was not discovered b
% any one on the train, and nothin
ir was known Of it till the cOnstructio
train passed along some time afte
ward, when the body was found an
"a brought to Manchester. The ma
Vi lived at Manchester and it develOpe
Al afterward that he had told some OF
y he was going to steal his way
y Manchester on the freight.
The new schedule will nCcessita
IL issuing the STANDARD on Frida
m morning, instead of Friday Afternoon
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